Valdelinares
Ski resort · Teruel, Spain
Valdelinares is a ski resort in Teruel (Spain) with 9.4 km of runs and 12 lifts. You can ski between 1,733 m and 1,980 m above sea level: a vertical drop of 247 m. Its longest run is Bambolia (2.4 km) and the steepest, Chaparrilla, reaches 50% on its toughest stretch.
See Valdelinares on the 3D map and snow forecast- Runs
- 9.4 km
- Lifts
- 12
- Elevation
- 1,733–1,980 m
- Vertical drop
- 247 m
Kilometres of runs by colour
- Green4.1 km
- Blue2.8 km
- Red2.5 km
The steepest runs at Valdelinares
Maximum slope: the steepest 50 m stretch of each run, measured by Cota.
- Chaparrilla Red50% · 27°
- El Bolage Red46% · 25°
- Tajera Red45% · 24°
- La Mina Blue41% · 22°
- Monegro Blue33% · 18°
The longest runs
- Bambolia Green2.4 km
- El Bolage Red0.7 km
- La Mina Blue0.7 km
- Chaparrilla Red0.6 km
- Monegro Blue0.6 km
Lifts
4 platter lifts · 4 chairlifts · 3 magic carpets · 1 drag lift.
Official links
Resorts near Valdelinares
- Javalambre45 km · 8.4 km of runs
- La Pinilla256 km · 12 km of runs
- Panticosa260 km · 19 km of runs
- Aramón Cerler263 km · 62 km of runs
- Boí Taüll264 km · 35 km of runs
- Gavarnie-Gèdre265 km · 21 km of runs
Frequently asked questions
- Where is Valdelinares?
- In Teruel, Spain. The nearest resort is Javalambre, 45 km away as the crow flies.
- How many kilometres of runs does Valdelinares have?
- 9.4 km: 4.1 km of green runs, 2.8 km of blue runs, 2.5 km of red runs.
- What is the elevation of Valdelinares?
- You can ski between 1,733 m and 1,980 m: a vertical drop of 247 m.
- How many lifts does Valdelinares have?
- 12: 4 platter lifts, 4 chairlifts, 3 magic carpets, 1 drag lift.
- What is the steepest run at Valdelinares?
- Chaparrilla (red), at 50% (27°) on its toughest 50 m stretch, according to Cota's measurements.
- How much snow is there today at Valdelinares?
- The official report, with open runs and snow depth, is on the resort's website. On Cota you can see the snow that fell in the last 7 days and the forecast for the next 7, and on the map, the hour-by-hour forecast at three elevations.